When the Joker is added to Mortal Kombat 11 next Tuesday, January 28, a brand new story ending will be available to those that complete the Klassic Tower with this deranged MK11 DLC character. However, fans need not wait even that long to get a look at the Joker's story ending in MK11, as it is now available online and features some exciting cameos that many Mortal Kombat fans are sure to appreciate.
The Mortal Kombat 11 Joker story ending begins with the legendary DC villain reminiscing on his self-proclaimed "dream vacation" as it comes to an end. "I'd finished just about everyone worth finishing in Earthrealm and Outworld. Even lovable old Netherrealm," the psychotic clown states, and it seems that doing so has left the Joker feeling alone and with the goal of finding new friends. It is in service of this goal that the Joker turns to Kronika's Hourglass, and he is able to find some companions with its assistance.
"Havik and I are going to be bosom buddies," the forthcoming Mortal Kombat 11 DLC fighter says while accidentally pulling the fan-favorite character's hand clean off. Indeed, this is the first of the cameos that can be found in the MK11 Joker story ending, and Havik's appearance may leave some players hoping that he will eventually find his way onto the official Mortal Kombat 11 character roster.
From there, Havik leads the Joker to "an entire realm dedicated to law and order," and this is when the character starts to have some serious fun. More specifically, with Mileena and Hsu Hao by his side the Joker is able to enact some truly brutal chaos in Orderrealm, and these two cameos are sure to catch the eyes of longstanding fans of the franchise. Additionally, Hotaru also makes an appearance here, but unfortunately for him he finds himself receiving one of Mileena's sai to the torso.
Since the release of Mortal Kombat 11, some fans have been quite vocal in demanding that Mileena be added to the game, though this cameo is likely not exactly what they had in mind. Even still, Mortal Kombat Easter eggs and references are something that many players enjoy, and it is thus nice to see so many of them make it into Joker's MK11 story ending.
Mortal Kombat 11Â is out now for PC, PS4, Stadia, Switch, and Xbox One.
